I was interested in the character of the Anonymous Lubavitcher Women. The actress captured her essence very nicely and accurately with the stereotypical Jewish Brooklyn accent. She also had a head wrap on her head to hide her hair, showcasing the belief of covering a Jewish female's hair after marriage. She was shown folding the laundry and putting socks together, a typical housewife's chore. The lighting is bright, not too harsh, to show her to be in her home one casual morning. She seems to be in her home, with a dining table with fruit in the background and a chair to the side. She does not seem rich or fancy, as she is wearing a normal baggy shirt/blouse, and there are no intricate pieces of furniture. The actress speaks loudly, another trait Jewish people in the Brooklyn area are stereotyped of having. She talks like she's speaking to a friend and it seems very natural. In conclusion, I thought that the actress did a great job at portraying the anonymous Lubavitcher woman.
I was interested in the character of the Anonymous Lubavitcher Women. The actress captured her essence very nicely and accurately with the stereotypical Jewish Brooklyn accent. She also had a head wrap on her head to hide her hair, showcasing the belief of covering a Jewish female's hair after marriage. She was shown folding the laundry and putting socks together, a typical housewife's chore. The lighting is bright, not too harsh, to show her to be in her home one casual morning. She seems to be in her home, with a dining table with fruit in the background and a chair to the side. She does not seem rich or fancy, as she is wearing a normal baggy shirt/blouse, and there are no intricate pieces of furniture. The actress speaks loudly, another trait Jewish people in the Brooklyn area are stereotyped of having. She talks like she's speaking to a friend and it seems very natural. In conclusion, I thought that the actress did a great job at portraying the anonymous Lubavitcher woman.